The best and most daring looks celebrities have worn at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival so far

The Turkish-German actress wore a baby-blue YANINA Couture gown with wing-like sleeves that extended above her shoulders and a deep neckline. The latter had a mesh panel across it that was decorated with purple sequins, which were also featured at the bottom of her skirt.

At the waistline, the gown had an oversized bow made from purple satin.

Alberta Ferretti designed her dress, which was sleeveless and had ruffled fabric from top to bottom. There was also intricate beading in floral patterns across the gown.

Longoria wore it with diamond rings, a thick black choker, and an updo hairstyle that had loose strands framing her face.

Alexandre Vauthier designed her dress, which had a ruffled skirt that almost reached the floor. She paired the garment with pointed heels, a diamond necklace, and dark eye makeup.

Her sleeveless gown was designed by Prada, and it looked simple in the front.

But when the actress turned around, you could see a giant, half-bow wrapped at her waist that extended to the floor.

Her Roberto Cavalli gown had a glamorous, mermaid-style skirt, which was floor-length and made from cream satin. Its bodice, on the other hand, was more like a harness.

It had metallic straps from her neck to her hips, and gold flowers decorating the entire top.

Her white dress had an asymmetrical bodice with ruffles attached to its single strap, and a tiered skirt made from tulle.

The Bollywood actress also wore diamond earrings, red lipstick, and her hair in an updo.

YANINA Couture designed the ensemble worn by the British singer. It included both a textured, cropped shawl with puffed sleeves and a multicolored dress.

The bodice of the gown was yellow and matched the shawl, while its waistline and bow were hot pink. Its skirt, on the other hand, was blue with two yellow stripes.

Her dress was shapeless, strapless, and had both a bedazzled neckline and beaded-fringe skirt.

The French actress and model also wore a matching shawl that sat beneath her elbows, creating the illusion of a long, ruffled dress train.

Valentino designed the black suit and sheer shirt worn by the British model. He also donned a velvet bow tie and chunky dress shoes.

Her sheer gown had a high neckline, long sleeves that flared at the wrists, and a bold, blue-and-red floral design.

The French actress paired the dress with platform sandals and a red purse.

Aziz, the star of a reality-TV show set in Beirut, wore a Zuhair Murad halter dress, which was made from black mesh and covered in blue, black, and silver sparkles.

For accessories, she donned dangling earrings and a vibrant blue cape draped across her back.

Her Armani Privé gown had sparkles across its bodice and waistline, and tulle pleats down its skirt.

She accessorized with a short necklace, sparkling hair bow, and other diamond jewelry.

The actor stood apart from his "Top Gun: Maverick" costars on the red carpet in this colorful look.

He paired the two-tone suit with a black bow tie and shiny black shoes.

This time, the singer went with a pink, purple, and blue color scheme. The gown featured exaggerated sleeves, a tightly wrapped waist, and a plunging neckline accented by two glittering triangles on the bust.

The singer twirled on the carpet to reveal a more sheer underlayer to the skirt.

Her Tony Ward Couture gown played with structure around the torso, where the fabric fanned out over her arm.

Glittering accents ran down the center of the model's chest and curved outward at her hip.

The fitted dress continued in a cape-like train and collar that puffed up around her head.

In an Instagram post, Stone's hairstylist ByBrittss said: "A Congolese piece on the red carpet! ICONIC."

The dress by La Metamorphose featured a sheer train and white lace sleeves, as well as a whimsical, butterfly-like structured bodice.

The model wore an off-the-shoulder Fovari gown with a corset bodice and sharp V neckline. The dress also had a full skirt made from tulle with a thigh-high slit on one side.

She kept the rest of her look simple, wearing see-through heels, a messy ponytail, and minimal makeup.

Her two-piece look came from Gucci's spring/summer 2022 ready-to-wear collection, and she altered the runway look by sporting shorter gloves and a simple red lip.

The actress and model chose this two-piece, bright-blue look for her appearance. There was an embellished silver chest plate with small cutouts throughout, and a hat of the same blue color.

She paired the look with silver pumps and wore a single blue glove on her left hand.

The dress by Alberta Ferretti was made up of a simple black skirt that had a slit up the center, and a bodice studded with glittering hardware and cutouts along the torso and shoulders.

Maino paired it with barely-there strappy pumps and a simple updo for the screening.

Balmain designed the dress, which also had sharp shoulder pads and a slit across its skirt. On Instagram, makeup artist Patrick Ta revealed that he applied glittering body oil to the model's stomach and legs to increase her glow.

Celia Kritharioti designed Humes' gown, which had a raindrop-shaped cutout over the right side of her chest.

She paired the sparkling black dress with contrasting silver-colored, drop-down earrings.

The model and actress wore a simple see-through, scoop-neck dress to attend the screening of "Top Gun: Maverick." She wore white briefs underneath and paired the gown with black-and-silver strappy heels.

Luss wore a white blazer over her shoulders and took it off while walking the carpet.

The actress' floor-length sheer gown was dotted with glittering embellishments and pearls. The see-through long sleeves and exaggerated hood gave a delicate look to this full-body gown.

Karim wore white sunglasses and blush-colored shoes with this red-carpet look.

Her metallic, sleeveless dress was bold thanks to its sharp neckline, crystal-covered bodice, and form-fitting, semi-sheer skirt that was decorated with sequins.

The influencer's beauty look, however, was more classic. She wore a curled updo, brown-toned lipstick, and sparkling eye makeup.

The sleeveless top of her Atelier Zuhra dress was semi-sheer and covered in crystals, while her long skirt was decorated with baby-blue ruffles.

Nicole + Felicia Couture created the German blogger's look, which first catches your attention with oversized ruffle sleeves and a deep-V neckline.

That's not to mention the deep cutouts that reach her chest and hips, and the gown's high-low skirt created from pleated tulle.

The influencer's Millia London outfit included a bralette top with thin straps and a full skirt that had tiers of ruffles. The latter part also had a train and thigh-high slit, through which she revealed her tan sandals.

The actor's gown was by Dolce & Gabbana. It featured a full skirt, train, and floral detailing that started over her right shoulder and continued down through the skirt to the floor.

Her hot-pink gown was designed by Yousef Akbar. It was both strapless and shapeless, with a large train extending behind the fashion blogger.

In addition to her pink bra, the actress' Valentino outfit also included a dress-style jacket with a long train.

She paired the ensemble with an updo hairstyle and crystal stud earrings.

The former Miss Universe paired glamorous heels that were covered in crystals with a more casual suit.

The latter included a simple blazer and loose-fitting pants, as well as a button-up top that she wore open to reveal a sheer bra.

Ziad Nakad designed Shah's gown, which had sparkles extending from its shoulders to its skirt.

The latter also featured a thin slit, while its bodice was partially covered with a bedazzled, see-through cape.

The Italian actress wore a Pomellato design, which was sleeveless and had a sparkling bodice with a V neckline that reached her stomach.

The dress also had crisscross straps across its open back, and was completed with a form-fitting velvet skirt.

Teller donned a cream-colored suit with a black bow tie, while Sperry wore a baby-blue Celine gown with a pleated neckline and sleeves.